Virginia Beach KOA

Directions

From I-264E, take exit #21A, First Colonial, and turn right. Follow First Colonial; it will become Oceana Blvd. At General Booth Blvd., turn left. Go 0.2 mile and turn in at the KOA sign on your right.

Local Area Attractions

The Virginia Beach area boasts numerous historical, cultural, military, and marine attractions. Here is just a sampling of some favorites. For a complete list, visit http://www.visitvirginiabeach.com/.

Beaches!

Head north on General Booth only 2.5 miles and you'll be at the famous and fabulous Virginia Beach oceanfront and boardwalk! Take it easy and take the trolley, which runs right from KOA to the beach Memorial thru Labor Day, or ride your bike all the way on the local bike path! Bike rentals also available at the beach.

Want a beach that's just as beautiful but more quaint? Head south 10 miles to Sandbridge Beach. Then there's Chix Beach on the Chesapeake Bay for another experience, or other local beaches our staff will be happy to tell you about.

Adventure Park zipline & aerial experience

An a-w-e-s-o-m-e new zipline and aerial adventure experience up in the trees! You won't be able to imagine it -- you have to come and see it!

For ages 5-adult, beginner to expert levels. Open 9am-11pm daily. Discounted tickets available daily in the KOA Store, or ask about their Wednesday Twilight special for KOA campers. Find out more at www.virginiabeachadventurepark.com.

Adventure Sports Park

The newest and coolest paintball facility in Virginia Beach is right on KOA's property! Bring clothes and shoes that can get messy and prepare to have a blast! Discounts on admission for KOA campers. Rental equipment and paintballs available for a reasonable fee. Open Fridays 12-7pm, Saturdays & Sundays 10am-8pm, Monday-Thursday by reservation; call 757-667-1500. Learn more at www.adventuresportspark.com.!

Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center

Youll find one of the countrys best aquariums and live animal habitats at the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center. Visit interactive, hand-on exhibits to learn more about the creatures and habitats of the Atlantic Ocean, Chesapeake Bay, marshes and more. You may see creatures you've never seen before! Walk along the peaceful nature trail, climb an observation tower, or take one of several boat tours offered throughout the year. The whole family will love the six-story-high IMAX 3D Theater! Learn more at www.virginiaaquarium.com or call (757) 385-FISH.

For the ultimate thrill ride in season, climb aboard a 70-foot, 2,000 hp jetboat and hit the water for a thrilling ride along the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, up to the Cape Henry Lighthouses at Chesapeake Bay. In summer, youre likely to see bottlenose dolphins! Visit www.rudeerocket.com or call (757) 425-3400.

Cape Henry Lighthouses

The Old Cape Henry Lighthouse has stood watch over the Chesapeake Bay since 1792. A second lighthouse, built in 1881, also stands within view. The lighthouses are located within the Fort Story military base. Plan ahead to make sure you have proper I.D. Visit www.apva.org/CapeHenryLighthouse or phone (757) 422-9421.

Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel

While in Virginia Beach, you won't want to miss taking a drive on (and through) the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. Called a modern engineering marvel, it creates a direct link between Virginia Beach and Virignia's Eastern Shore, featuring the famous Chincoteague Island. Get more info at www.cbbt.com.

Nauticus/Battleship Wisconsin

Tour the Battleship Wisconsin, one of the largest built by the U.S. Navy. Then explore Nauticus, which houses the rich collections of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum and exciting science, maritime, and ocean life exhibits. See the current exhibit listing at www.nauticus.org.

Navy FA-18 Super Hornet Fighter Jets

Do you feel the need for speed? Watch the awe-inspiring fighter jets flying overhead while youre on our campground. Based at the nearby Naval Air Station Oceana, these jets are loud but they will strike pride in your heart and send shivers down your spine whenever you see them.